At 08:05 AM 4/6/2006, [EMAIL PROTECTED] typed:
I tried one of those homemade boot Windows XP operating systems.
That thing took a long time to boot up. It had to copy all of that
stuff from the CD into RAM which I guess is the reason it was slow
to boot. In a normal boot, my shop computer simply copies the needed
data from the hard drive into the 1024 MB of RAM.
Woah there cowboy. BartPe & XpPe do NOT copy hardly anything to RAM.
The reason they take longer is because they're on an slow optical
disk & not a 7200rpm HD. Why would your copying stuff to RAM be any
faster than their copying stuff to RAM ? The logic makes NO SENSE.
The next thing you'll be telling us about the 150w Dell ps but not
tell us that you were only counting the 3v & 5v rails. What about the
12v rail ?
I certainly would take more time to do some research on statements
that I was about to make if I were you.
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Ashland, OH, USA 44805
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